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Katy Waltz, an assistant professor of baking and pastry at Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC), is…

Since graduating from Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC) in 2022, Emma Seeber has quickly made her mark in the field of medical imaging.

Chance Colter grew up at Grand Rapids Community College. Well, sort of. Now a 28-year-old math instructor at GRCC, Colter began his association with the community college 13 years ago as a high school sophomore enrolled in GRCC's Middle College Program.

Andrew Balcer loved to learn. But school…? No way. “I have dyslexia, so school wasn’t easy for me,” said Balcer, 28. “I was undiagnosed in my early years, so I couldn’t read until fourth grade when my parents got me some specialized tutoring.”

Ah…food. The tantalizing smells, textures, colors and tastes of cuisine are a joy shared around the world. Career opportunities abound for people with culinary skills.

With a busy 2-year-old daughter and a full-time job, Leah Santiago depends on the convenience of the Grand Rapids Community College Lakeshore Campus in Holland to bring her career dreams to life.

ver 207,000 Michiganders have taken the first step toward earning a tuition-free degree or credential through Michigan Reconnect.

The terminology around procedures related to the heart can get pretty complex. That’s why Rachel Morairty, program director of Cardiovascular Technology at Grand Rapids Community College, keeps it simple. “We are plumbers for the heart,” Morairty said.

It is with immense pride and excitement that we congratulate Dr. Charles W. Lepper, President of Grand Rapids Community College (GRCC), for his well-deserved nomination in the education category for Crain’s Grand Rapids Business Newsmakers of the Year.

“I was a poor Black kid, and a scholarship boosted my confidence in my abilities. Now, I want to help others like myself.”

The prestigious GIANT among Giants Award, which honors exceptional individuals for their lifelong contributions…

Coral De La Garza Ramos and Daisy Meza not only received a great education at Grand Rapids Community College, they also got a great introduction to the working world.

When was the last time you saw an advertisement? Odds are, you’ve recently passed one on a billboard or seen one on a commercial break for your favorite television show. For many, these are what comes to mind when they think of marketing.

The FutureTech Careers Program sits at the forefront of the advanced manufacturing and tech industries, including the conversation around Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Most people will only ever encounter international diplomacy by watching or reading the news, but one Grand Rapids Community College graduate recently got to experience it in-depth.

Following in his late father’s footsteps, Jonathan Wyckoff teaches an 18-week job training program on how to use Computer Numeric Control (CNC) machines.

The 2025 celebration has been postponed. The new date will be posted soon.

This unique program allows students to complete high school and college at the same time. They apply during their freshman year and start taking GRCC courses alongside their regular classes at their high school during sophomore year.

Nathaniel Lloyd’s journey to a successful career wasn’t a straight path. What started as a clear plan to pursue a career as an engineer by enrolling in the engineering program at Boston University, led to a major in art history followed by a master’s degr

Tyler Conger has a lot more on his plate than most 18-year-olds. He’s finishing up his final year in the Middle College program at Grand Rapids Community College while juggling two jobs and being a father to a 7-month-old son he adores.

It’s Saturday night in January, a brisk 15 degrees, and your furnace suddenly conks out. Who are you going to call? Certainly not an overseas help desk!

If you’ve ever encountered a bouncer at an event venue or bar, then you have a good visual for understanding the basic premise of cybersecurity.

For many people, sailing sounds like a leisurely pastime, but Rowan O’Dougherty knows it is much more than adjusting a sail and steering.

In 2008, Grand Rapids Community College’s Mursalata Muhammad had the rare privilege of interviewing…